Here is the view from the 2nd floor of the Jennettes Pier house, one of my new favorite places to shoot weddings. This was one of the most beautiful evenings for a wedding and the sky couldn’t have been more photogenic. Love how the golden light is hitting the pier against blue sky and dark clouds and there’s hardly a ripple on the ocean. Sunsets really are better in the fall. Check out more of my photos from Megan and Cory’s wedding in the Outer Banks Wedding Guide.
Wish I could fly.
Long Island, New York September 2010
Honored to have a few of my images in the newest issue of Our State Magazine, which features ”Our Prettiest Places, 7 stunning spots that make your jaw drop”. One of which is the Bonner Bridge on highway 12. It is my first publication in Our State so I’m pretty excited to begin working with them and contributing my work to such a fine magazine. I’ve had a few requests from folks wanting to purchase a print of the aerial image, so I uploaded it to my online print store. Click here to view and purchase.
Today is a black and white kinda day. Here’s a few completely random B&W photos.
”We started decorating on August 4th and we’ve been decorating every day since Saturday”. Talk about dedication. And they’ve been doing this for 30 years. No wonder they were voted ‘America’s Best Christmas Lights’ and were featured on the Todays Show in 2005. Here’s a couple photos I grabbed tonight. They don’t really do it justice. Wish I would’ve had a wider angle lens with me. Check out this house if you haven’t yet. It’s back in Ocean Acres on the way to Nags Head Woods. Def worth visiting, especially if you have kids. Happy Holidays everyone!
You know what makes a great holiday gift? A beautiful print of the Outer Banks. Click below to check out a few new additions to the print store!
Theres not much to this photograph. You may think its boring and that’s ok. I have a thing for simplicity and trees (and clouds) with interesting shapes. Here is 1 of the 4 photos I took tonight of the end to another beautiful day on the sandbar.
